#guitarst

[motley-cunt]

boys this morning

[slaughterlmao]

drummers when the ancient $4 drumkit in a garage doesnt sound like its from a professional studio

[aur0ras-a]

CHRISTINE NOELLE DUNNE , VOGUE OF FEBURARY 1981.

on the fame and life of chrissy dunne , wife of billy dunne , former front person for the six ( a band that will live in infamy for the end of a tour that still remains a mystery ). chrissy opens up about her own fame , family , and everything in between.

Q : define yourself in three words. A. caring , happy , and free.

Q : were you the inspiration behind aurora , what was the story? A. i get asked this a lot in a billion different ways. if i was the muse for billy's talent , why the song was written. it isn't my song , it isn't my meaning to tell. aurora was the beginning for the six , for the foundation that made our lives. he's the only one that can tell you about his music. Q : you and billy married young , right? A. i was nineteen , going on twenty. billy was four years older then me. i've known him since i moved to pittsburgh , graham ( guitarst for the six and younger brother of billy ) and i became best friends in elementary school. it's silly , but i had always had a crush on him. i think for a long time , i was just another one of graham's friends to him. god , all of this sounds like i'm making it up. but billy took me to my senior prom , my date decided not to show up. it happened after that. i moved to california with them , no questions asked. i always believed that he was going somewhere. billy and i had marlee ( the oldest of four children ), and we got married right after. it was never out of any obligation , a lot of people thought that.

Q : you're a mother of four , how do you balance motherhood and your career? A. hollywood was never anything i imagined for myself. but one day at a photoshoot for the six , the photographer was convinced i had a place on the screen. i took his card and it stayed on our kitchen counter for a long time. we had just had the twins ( lacey and caroline dunne ) , and being a mother that would have been enough for me. but billy knew i wanted something more , that i deserved something for myself for once. he was always encouraging and supporting of me. one of the biggest things i do before taking on a film is i make sure everyone knows family is my top priority , if that isn't understood i'm not going to take the role. Q : can you talk about aurora , about the six? what happened to them? A. that isn't my story to tell. i was their biggest supporter , but like a lot of us , i was an outsider. if the six ever want to tell their story , i'll leave it for them to do themselves.

Q : did you ever envision yourself as a mother? or was there any other dream? A. when i was little , i had a billion dreams. i wanted to be a doctor, a princess , a teacher. i think all of us were like that. there were a billion things i wanted to do. but i wasn't sure that i ever wanted to be a mother. i didn't exactly have the best example of one. but now that i am? i think it's the most fulfilling thing in my life. i've worried so long about being defined as only a mother and a wife in the eyes of everyone. it's why i've worked so hard on my career. Q : what is your biggest achievement? A. there are a billion ways i could answer this. but i think it's just making it. for a long time i thought i was going to have a life that wasn't mine. when i was younger a lot of choices got made for me. i feel like i've really come into my own. i've learned to find my own voice , learned to say no.

Q : if you had any piece of advice for younger you, what would it be? A. you don't have to be everything for everyone. i think that's important for a lot of us to hear. that negative feelings are okay to have , that you're allowed to get angry or cry. don't hold those back. Q : there were a lot of rumors that floated around about billy , his relationship with daisy, his sobriety. A. like any relationship , we're not perfect. people who perform have a persona they share for their fans. but there are a lot of private things that happen off the stage and behind screens. i've made mistakes , billy has made mistakes. but none of that matters because each day is a new one and each day we make the choice to love each other. we don't have to do that. love isn't always simple or easy.

Q : where do you see yourself in twenty years? A. i think somewhere similar to where we are now. i don't know that i want to stay in LA , as much as i love it here. it's been home as long as i can remember. but the idea of settling down somewhere a little more quiet sounds really nice.

[adriheavymetal]

Jeff Labar 🤘💀🎸🔝☺🎼

[lesbianhyunsu]

love these losers :(

[tdkmusicnow]

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by 𝐓𝐨𝐧𝐲 𝐃𝐚 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 (@tdkmusicnow)

#CreativityHasNoAge #createmusic #songwriter #melody #shredding #htfla #playmusic #instrument #guitars #guitarist #guitarplayer #guitare #lespaul #guitar #guitarhero #guitarsolo #guitaramp #guitarst #iloveguitars #ilovemusic #musicflow #musicislife via @RiplApp

[emysteri]

Unicorns, bra, rubber dolls etc. You can find everything during the boatride. This time Paul finds a hat😊

... too bad he didn't take it on stage and put it on while he was playing, it would have been the top😊

Spotted by@rammstein_nederland on Ig

[leannekate]

[slaughterlmao]

i love my guitarst sm hes like my brother fr

[musicians-park]

Road Dog PVD ion lamination electric guitar strings. . . . . #guitarstings #electricguitarstrings #electricguitar #roaddog #musicianspark https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci8CEgpJ7pq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fenderqueer]

Anna Calvi

Blind Dog Studio @ RYAN'S N16, Stoke Newington | January 12th, 2018

[laura-jean-the-beauty-queen]

Remembering guitarst and singer Gary Moore who sadly passed on this day in 2011.He was Best known for his work with Thin Lizzy , Collesuem II ,G-Force , Skid Row (not to be confused with 80s band of the same name) and a highly successful solo career..Thank you Gary Moore 🤘🏻🤘🏻 April 4, 1952 - February 6, 2011. R.I.P.

[bloggingblue]

Thursday Music: Brothers In Arms- Dire Straits

Thursday Music: Brothers In Arms- Dire Straits

A truly great anti-war song featuring a truly great guitarst, Mark Knopfler.

[bihterzelihagl]

6

@sozlerveben @goksuyurdusmanuyumaz @canyamanhibiledemedi @allahsizbugra @sonfecinisa @vallakusurabakmanne @badboymahmut @ananasorabilirsinnaptigimi @anlamveremediklerinizdenn @guitarst @seruven @5em4 @mervelervermeler @egeleregeldik @tuzluucikoolata @biyareneihtiyacimvar @infeliizz @birkutudolusucikolata @birkuskonsa @canavav @iyiyimbitch @cokmutsuzumamaguluyorumm-deacti @kalbinmezarligi @elxa @harcaniyoruz @hayallerimsuyadustu @emineminfameolmadanoncekihali @furkanlarserefsizdir @hassiktirlaan @mandalinalarportakallarincocugu @hazretimuffin @ciddiyetsizsaniyorlar @kralcivciv @dalinsworld

[kurumeki]

MORRIE on Twitter

After all, you were the best guitarst. You-chan, I wanted to sing next to you once again.

[x--daughters-of-darkness--x]

Queens of Darkness: Top 6 Iconic Female Black Metal Vocalists

Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult

Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult is a black metal band from Dormagen, Germany founded by vocalist and guitarst Onielar (Yvonne Wilczynska) and former drummer Ariovist. The black metal that the band plays is heavily inspired by the seminal Norwegian black metal, basking in the glory of hectic drum blasts and delicious tremolo-picked riffs. In addition, Onielar has proven to be an immensely competent singer, and her guttural screams add a whole other dollop of raw power on the band's already impressive sound.

As one would expect from a band influenced by the genre's original greats, Darkened Nocturn Slaguthercult's lyrics abound with themes like Satanism and brutal, nihilistic critique of modern life are written and delivered in a dead-serious manner. For anyone saying that most newer black metal bands are posers – these guys surely ain't.

Currently, the band consists of Onielar (vocals, rhythm guitar), Velnias (lead guitar), Horrn (drums), and Adversarius (bass). They released their debut album titled "The Pest Called Humanity" back in 1999, and have since enjoyed a prolific career with eleven released studio albums to date. Their latest is called "Mardom" (2019) and you can check it out here:

Ilkim Oulanem

Ilkim Oulanem is an extremely talented vocalist and multi-instrumentalist from Turkey. Her first forays into black metal occurred in 2005, when she founded a trve black metal band called Messerscmit in Ankara. She helmed the band as the bass player and vocalist until 2008, when she released a critically-praised demo titled "Alarm" on which she performed all the instruments as well as vocals.

In the following year, Ilkim would release an EP titled "Iblisbilim", her only other solo release to date. However, despite the relatively small amount of material she put out, her work was vastly praised and Ilkim (deservedly) amassed enough of a cult following for her gigs to be eagerly expected. Check out her song "BOŞLUĞUN LEŞ RUHLARI" and see for yourself what a powerhouse of black metal this woman is:

Cadaveria

Cadaveria (born as Raffaella Rivarolo) is one of the first ladies to have graced the extreme metal scene in the early '90s. She began her career as the vocalist and keyboardist of the Italian melodic black metal band Opera IX in 1992. After championing the band for five albums during eight years, she would leave Opera IX with bandmate Alberto "Flegias" Gaggiotti (who has also been the vocalist of the extreme metal band Necrodeath since 1998) to begin her eponymous solo project.

In the following years, she would release six studio albums through which she acquired a serious reputation in the extreme metal scene both in Italy as well as the rest of the world, with her last being 2016's Mondoscuro, a splt release with Flegias' Necrodeath.

Toward the end of the previous year, Cadaveria emerged victorious from a severe battle with cancer, only confirming how much of a badass this woman is. She has since become a true champion in the battle against breast cancer, by raising research funds and serving as a spokesperson for the cause. You can check out her song "Death Vision" in the link below:

Mordichrist

Featuring yet another veteran lady of black metal, Mordichrist was formed in Sweden by Chaq Mol and Nenia in 2000. In the trve black metal fashion, Mordichrist is a mysterious project that lets only its work speak for itself (aside from Chaq Mol being the guitarist of Dark Funeral as well). So far they have released three demos and two EPs, but these proved to be enough for Mordichrist to receive the status of a cvlt hidden gem of the genre.

A statement on their Facebook page says "There are no female fronted black metal bands in the world today as brutal as Sweden's Mordichrist". And although we can't confirm that with the same level of certainty, we can confirm that the band's output so far has been brutal as fuck.

Myrkur

In the previous several years, Myrkur (stage-name of the Danish-born multi-instrumentalist and composer Amalie Bruun) has become not only perhaps the best-known woman in the extreme metal genre, but also one of the most spoken-about current black metal musicians.

By know most of you are already aware of the praise their first two albums "M" and "Mareridt" received and I don't have to tell you anything you don't already know about it. Her latest album, this year's "Folkesange" saw Myrkur focus completely on the Scandinavian folk-inspired aspect of her work. However, "Folkesange" doesn't at all seem so strange an endeavor for a musician who began in black metal, as there was always a certain amount of strange, haunting beauty showing through the grotesque and the volatile nature of the genre even since its early days.

However, Myrkur has more than proven that he is a prodigious black metal vocalist, and for argument's sake I'll leave her iconic song "Måneblôt" here:

Astarte

Astarte were an all-female black metal band from Athens, Greece who had been showing us just how much ass such bands can kick even within black metal as early as 1995.

Originally named Lloth, the band released their demo album "Dancing in the Dark Lakes of Evil" in 1997. Shortly after, they changed their name to Astarte, in homage to the Semitic goddess of sexuality. Astarte would go through several lineup changes over the years, and would release five studio albums over the years.

In 2014, founding member, vocalist and multi-istrumentalist Maria "Tristessa" Kolokouri sadly passed away from complications following her battle with leukemia, and Astarte disbanded soon afterwards. The remaining members regrouped in 2015, once again under the name of Lloth, and have released one demo ("I (Dead Inside), 2015) and one studio album (Athanati, 2017).

Maria's untimely passing cut short what could have been an even more prolific career, but there is no doubt that she'll remain remembered as one of the greatest ladies of black metal vocals.